Husband to @PhysioRvn, father to a little man, Developer at @wearefreemarket, tabletop/board/card gamer, and amateur photographer.
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Listening to @DETHONATOR_BAND's latest album, The Last Realm of Magic, and it reminded me of two songs that absolutely gut punch with the last verse.
Their own "Nightmare City" and @IronMaiden's "When The Wild Wind Blows"
dethonator-uk.bandcamp.com/a…
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Jonny Olliff-Lee retweeted
So, for #dotnet devs who might be pondering an alternative to Mediatr, Brighter/Darker has fulfilled that role longer than Mediatr. github.com/BrighterCommand. We will not switch to a commercial license.
Jonny Olliff-Lee retweeted
New .NET SDK command to migrate to new SLNX solution format
#dotnet sln migrate is available from 9.0.200 SDK.
I really love the new solution format, bye bye nasty GUIDs!
ALT new .NET solution format migrate SDK command example
Red Kit (Milvus milvus). Low flying Raptor (the non F-22 kind) over Surrey.
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 @SIGMAPHOTOS 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 600mm f/8 1/640s ISO 16000
💿 @topazlabs Photo AI and Adobe @Lightroom
March's Worm Moon poking out from behind the clouds before finally rising to full view.
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 @SIGMAPHOTOS 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 600mm f/8 1/640s ISO 16000
💿 Adobe @Lightroom
"This is my best side"
House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 @SIGMAPHOTOS 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 600mm f/8 1/640s ISO 450
💿 Adobe @Lightroom
Jonny Olliff-Lee retweeted
.NET 10 reduces IEnumerable 'penalty' from 83% to 10%
I posted recently how the compiler team are looking to reduce what's known as the abstraction penalty in #dotnet 10.
It looks like things are progressing well so far. I ran the below benchmark (code snippet in 2nd tweet) off main yesterday.
In .NET 9 the cost of looping through an array via IEnumerable was 83% over directly iterating the array, whereas in .NET 10 the cost was only 10% 👏🏻
ALT Benchmark result for .NET 10 IEnumerable cost
Kestrel watching over the fields of Flower Farm in Godstone
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 @SIGMAPHOTOS 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 600mm f/8 1/640s ISO 16000
💿️ @topazlabs Photo AI and Adobe @Lightroom – at South Godstone, South East
Kicking of 2025 with a full moon: January's Wolf Moon!
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 Sigma 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 600mm f/8 1/640s ISO 100
💿️ @Lightroom
#fullmoon #wolfmoon2025
Clova in the early morning sun
📷 Nikon Z6 ii
👓 Sigma 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
🔍 150mm f/8 1/640 s ISO 3200
💿️ @topazlabs Photo AI and @Lightroom – at Blindley Heath, South East
The Plough
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 Nikon 24-70mm f/4 S
🔍 24mm f/4 15/s ISO 400
💿️ @Lightroom
#theplough #astrophotography #astronomy #stars #night #nightphotography #skyphotography #nightimephotography #nature #surrey #surreyhills #surreyskies #surreynightsky – at South East, England
Brass Monkey at the @NHM_London
📷 @UKNikon Z6 ii
👓 Nikon 24-70mm f/4 S
🔍 24mm f/4 1/320s ISO 11400
💿️ @Photoshop
#naturalhistorymuseum #naturalhistorymuseumlondon
#statues #sculpture #sculptureart #monkeysculpture
#brassmonkey #brass #brasssculptures #22lr
#photography
Just finished the Your Dead To Me episode on Leif Erikson, and along with the always wonderful @greg_jenner is Dr Eleanor Barraclough, who was one of the most engaging guests on the show. So much so I've instantly gone and picked up her book "Embers of the Hands" – at South East, England
Amazing news for Linux and MacOS hobbyists, content creators and OSS peeps in particular.
blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2024… via @jetbrains – at Camberwell, London
Golden hour Geese 🪿🪿🪿
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📷 Sigma 150-600mm w/ FTZ II Adapter
📷 150mm f/8 1/2000s ISO 450
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*snap* Right back to my early teens with @linkinpark's Live Stream last night. @emLAarmstrong coming in strong on the vocals! 🤘😱🤘
Jonny Olliff-Lee retweeted
Here's part I of a series of posts on Hexagonal/Ports & Adapters architecture.
scotthannen.org/blog/2024/07…
This covers the inside and the ports. Next comes the adapters, and then hopefully a code example that brings it together,